Assimilative

Remember, doe permits and hunter kill goals set by the DNR keep the herd down to a target goal best to meet the assimilative carrying capacity of the land and keep car accidents down. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What started as a celebration of cultural distinctiveness is now benignly assimilative. ❋ Sam Leith (2011)

A constitution may, the Court explained at p. 259, “seek to ensure that vulnerable minority groups are endowed with the institutions and rights necessary to maintain and promote their identities against the assimilative pressures of the majority.” ❋ Unknown (2008)

They are both, to the core, celebrations of Americanism, great assimilative affirmations. ❋ Fouad Ajami (2010)

A post-assimilative society is one in which the liberal democracts, Canadians, are borne into a kind of hegemonic thirst for preservation, where none existed before the advent of progressivism. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Translate, for the "assimilative space" opened up through the translation of complex texts carries a greater learning potential than reading poetry written in one's native language. ❋ Unknown (2010)

French nationalism, OTOH, is much more assimilative: as someone (I think it might have been Victor Hugo) once famously observed, anyone can be French if they are willing to speak of “Nos ancetres, les Gaulois” (“Our ancestors, theGauls”). ❋ Unknown (2009)

More recently and more succinctly, Daly says ‘following Mill we might define a SSE as an economy with constant population and constant stock of capital, maintained by a low rate of throughput that is within the regenerative and assimilative capacities of the ecosystem.’ ❋ Unknown (2009)

I offer six hypotheses as to the influences that sensitize our popular and judicial culture to such claims: the canonizing influence of time; the revolutionary character of American sovereignty; the rights revolution of the Warren and Burger Courts; the politicization of the judicial nomination process in the United States; the accommodation of an assimilative, as against a pluralist, ethos; and a relatively evangelical religious culture. ❋ Mary L. Dudziak (2009)

Waste emission rates should equal the natural assimilative capacities of the ecosystems into which the waste are emitted. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But this sketch of our knowing powers as assimilative does not settle what is normative for human knowing or what it means to take the mind as a measure. ❋ Miller, Clyde Lee (2009)

The critical flaw in current economics is that it fails to take into account how economic processes consume resources and generate waste, and reduce assimilative capacities of the environment to detoxify and recycle wastes. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This is the critical flaw in economic theory: it fails to take into account how economic processes consume resources and generate wastes, deplete resources and reduce assimilative capacities. ❋ Unknown (2009)

One of the features of an optimal scale is that it is sustainable — that is, the source and sink demands of the resource throughput necessary to sustain that scale are within the regenerative and assimilative capacities of the ecosystem. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Let us look briefly at ten specific policy proposals for moving to a steady-state economy, i.e., an economy that maintains a constant metabolic flow of resources from depletion to pollution — a throughput that is within the assimilative and regenerative capacities of the ecosystem. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The tendency of whites to increasingly regard Latinos and Asians as “white” in reactive distinction to blacks is certainly a contributing factor in this assimilative process, but should not be over-emphasized. ❋ Unknown (2007)

"[Bad news]; she bought the [Avril] [album]. Her assimilation is complete." ❋ Shoggoth (2003)

I showed a kid [a cup] and a picture of [two girls] playing. And he began to [assimilate]. ❋ Sp00per (2018)

(1) This is [the Borg]. [You will be assimilated]. We will add your biological and technological distinctions to our own. You will adapt to service us. [Resistance is futile]. or (2) I assimilated that bullet you shot me in the leg with. ❋ Paragon (2005)

The United States forced [assimilation] upon [Native Americans] in means of "killing [the indian], but saving the man." ❋ EARTH&WATER (2010)

❋ Anonymous (2003)

1) The guy/girl trying to [assimilate] [you was] never your friend. You're [divided] from him/her for a good reason. 2) The guy didnt assimilate to people not from his neighborhood, it was his neighborhood, not theirs. ❋ Solid Mantis (2020)

”We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will [adapt] to service us. [Resistance is futile]. [You will be assimilated]." ❋ Bananaquiet (2019)

There was an [assimilation] when the [whites] started to follow [the blacks]. ❋ GPA4.5 (2007)

[Darn] it, i got [assimilation] to [regga]. ❋ Kuehlstein (2018)

Nick to [cab driver]: "You just passed [the turn] you idiot.. you need to [assimilate]. I am not paying you an extra dollar. Here is $25. ❋ Golden Frog (2009)